Technically, as he wasn't charged for all the murders, there are some he did where the killer was never charged. For some of the others, the killer may have been caught for something else.
@@AndrewLakeUK This is the case for many multiple murders and seriel killers. There is no "technically" the video is saying people were never "caught" for these crimes, not that they were never "charged" over them. And with what you say in the second point, that still does not change the fact that their killers were unknown. So if they got caught robbing a bank, that is neither here nor there as we still do not know they are connected to the murders in question. Trying to be a pedant while ignoring the meaning of words is "technically" you being a knob.
JT, Harold Shipman WAS caught, tried, convicted and jailed. He hanged himself in prison. So these "10" isn't accurate, and the foster-father/daughter lived in East Sussex in my hometown.
The crazy thing is the other prisoners used to go to him for medical advice. How bad must the prison doctors be if they'd rather get treated by a doctor who killed hundreds of patients
Obviously all of these cases are serious, but the Jill Dando murder really rocked the country. Anyone who can remember the mid 90's will tell you she was a household name in the UK, one of those TV presenters who seemed to be hosting everything. Crazy that her murder still hasn't been properly put to rest.
My nan lived just around the corner from Jill in putney South London. She said she'd never seen so many cops. Weird the killer or killers have never been caught after so long.
I was working for a small outside broadcast unit at the time, and the news was devastating to so many, she wasn't just admired by her audience. I was quite new to the industry but I knew she was very well regarded and respected. There was never a bad word said about her, and trust me the was a lot of bitching and back stabbing going on. I never met her, but I also never met or knew of any presenter that was held in such high esteem.
Jill Dando was loved by everyone but she was our local girl and was adored by the whole community. She made everyone so proud. We're all waiting for the day the truth comes out in the hopes that her family can finally get the answers they need
Don’t open the door after 8pm is a very American thing. In the last 10 years there have been fewer than 20 gunshot murders in Scotland. We only have around 50-60 murders a year anyway, and they’re mostly (but not all) young men stabbing each other in a brawl. That murder in Nairn was an outlier.
On the wrongful conviction issue: there were several tragic cases of women who had lost more than one baby to SIDS being sent to prison for murder because of the flawed logic of one “expert”. Sally Clarke is one of the famous cases.
Jill Dando presented many programs, including Crimewatch a TV show that sought to catch criminals using TV appeals. There are rumours that she was murdered by criminals from a gang she upset or even by Serbian terrorists. The lady on the train, was going through south east London, they stop on a very regular basis every 5 minutes or so. The design of the train called “slam-door” meant that each carriage was divided into several small compartments with 2 sets of seats opposite each other. There was no way to travel between these compartments and sound didn’t travel well between them. A person could have got on at one stop murdered her and got off at the next without anyone else seeing it.
Billie Jo Jenkins case is very confusing, worth looking into, it appeared to be the stepdad, but there was too many inconsistencies to be sure, I still don't really know what I think
11:26 the prosecution case against Barry George was always very weak (even by the prosecution’s own admission). The whole case was based on one tiny particle of powder, which was interpreted as gunpowder residue. When other experts showed that it could have been different types of powder, the whole case collapsed. I think that most people were expecting him to be found Not Guilty at the original trial, and there were gasps in court when he was convicted.
I went to see Harold Shipman when I was a kid cos I had lumps on the back of my tongue. He was horrible - he said to my mum "Your son just has overgrown taste buds,...it's normal...like you have overgrown breasts, he has overgrown taste buds". Luckily we never went back to him after that!
“I’ve seen that woman before” you said of Jill Dando. If you rewind your review back a few minutes, there’s a clip of her with brown hair ironically presenting a tv programme called Crimewatch.
The issue of the lady on the train, the problem was that the train had separate compartments, with no connecting corridors, so even if she screamed out no-one would be able to see what ws happening till the next station. And when the train did arrive at the station the murderer would have been able to leg it before anyone found the body in the compartment. In the case of the Private Investigtor found dead in the pub carpark, it isn't just that the police were sloppy in their investigation. The allegations were that there was actual corruption because of the pre-existing relationship between the investigating police and the PI firm.
The British police solve crime by simply saying there is not enough evidence to proceed, they have a department whose role is to not investigate crime. They don't turn up at incidents and tell you to simply go home when you call them. Calling 101 the non emergency number subjects you to a series of recordings trying to guilt trip you into making an online report, there is never anyone to take the call for half an hour. I've been on that railway line and used the type of train on which the murder occurred, the carriages are split into compartments each with their own doors on either side. Once you are in a compartment you are trapped there until the train stops at a station. if the compartments either side are empty (off peak commuter train) no one would hear you. I was on a modern corridor train on the same line a few years ago, a bunch of yobs had been harassing a young woman before she got on the train and continued the harassment on the train. I sat opposite her, told her to talk to me as if we were old friends, the yobs left her alone. They are trying to remove conductors from these trains, it's unsafe to travel without conductors.
When Jill Dando died I was at school and heard it on the radio. I announced it to my friends and laughed cause it seemed so strange. Why would someone like her be murdered? She was sweet, innocent and the last person to be involved in anything shady....and yes they did tell me off for laughing.
We no longer have the death sentence in the UK so those wrongly imprisoned for the crime of murder at least survived with their lives, there was a case of murder many years ago where a man called Timothy Evans was found guilty of killing his wife and hung. A few years later the actual killer was found and also executed for the crime .I often wonder how many innocent people in certain states in the USA have been wrongly convicted and executed ?.
The Danial Morgan case is very interesting. Their is an amazing podcast on it. In short, police officers were almost certainly involved, working with criminals. Other police cover for them. Other police covered for those police.
I lived in Fulham for many years and Suzy Lamplugh went missing from Shorrolds Road - which I could see from my sitting room window. When Kipper was arrested I recognised him as the sleaze who used to chat women up (my friend & I included - ugh) in a local wine bar. To this day I feel he was responsible. I moved to Bishop's Park, Fulham, a few years later & Jill Dando was living next door to my doctor in Wardo Avenue (3 minutes away). I used to see Barry George in the corner shop from time to time but I (& my neighbours) always felt he was innocent. I later moved to Shepherd's Bush which was more edgy, but where nothing like this has happened I'm thankful to say. I simply can't imagine the agony of the victim's loved ones.
I remember the case against Barry George, but Jill's murder was a professional job , it was quick and precise, Barry George was certainly not a professional hit man.
Jill Dando killing was shocking, but the BBC kept on her death for months. It got tedious. I understand how close people were with her in the BBC, but it went on and on and on. I got bored with it.
Prisons are full of people who didn't do it.... just ask any prisoner. Seriously though in any system of justice there are always going to be errors and innocent people convicted. I have the unfortunate distinction of not only knowing the victim of a serial killer but I actually knew the serial killer as well, they never knew each other though.
CCTV cameras only started hitting supermarkets n stuff in like the late 90s / early 2000’s bro. They used to use mirrors before that. Was well easy to shoplift! Not that I did 😉😂
It's strange showing a picture of Harold Shipman on your video. He was a doctor who was convicted of killing a lot of his patients. He committed suicide in prison. No way was he a killer who didn't get caught. There are a lot of people whose relatives were killed by this man so it's not a subject for a TH-cam entertainment.
Sadly every country has cases like this, where either no-one is ever arrested or someone is convicted but a lot of doubt remains. I can think of a couple of "causes celebres" with people currently in jail where there's some serious doubts over their convictions, and several notable unsolved murders - and that's here in the small and relatively safe country of New Zealand.
If I remember correctly they only developed the capacity to use DNA in forensics in the 1990s, so even when poor wee Sion Jenkins was murdered it would still be a fairly new science. I'm glad they mentioned the Alastair Wilson case, where it wasn't conclusive. I'm no expert, just fascinated by unsolved crimes, but it has its flaws as evidence just like anything else. Look at the case of the factory employee who was making swabs, and transferring her DNA on to them. Her DNA was found at scenes of crimes, including murders, in a range of European nations, and for a long time it was thought that there was a female serial killer on the loose. I wonder how many real criminals got away with their crime because of this? The Alastair Wilson shooting was very rare, and if it genuinely was over a planning objection, there would be no reason for Mrs Wilson to think it was unsafe to open the door.
With the Jenkins murder there was an odd job man/vagrant in the picture too, unfortunately I can't remember anything else, it's a very interesting case though, there's a question about the foster father and a trip to a DIY store, worth a proper look into it. Tbh as with everything on the internet you don't get the full story in these compilations xx
I've always thought it would have to be someone who was watching the house to know the others had left and she was there on her own, someone who has been watching her for a while, infatuated by her. As Hannibal Lector said in the Silence of the Lambs "We begin by coveting what we see every day." I'd be looking into the people who lived in the houses opposite and at the back with a view of the house, owners and lodgers. And it wouldn't surprise me if Levi Bellfield was living around there at the time.
There were at least 2 confirmed sightings of that man about a quarter of a mile away during the narrow window of the few minutes in which Billie-Jo was killed. Her foster father, however, left his biological children in the car during that very short time and his whereabouts cannot be accounted for. That case is SO frustrating because only one person could’ve done it but the jury believed “expert” evidence from the defence which was later shown to be baseless, but it was too late. He can’t be tried again now. The police have openly stated that they can’t technically *prove* it was the foster father, but they’re not looking for anyone else. Off he swans, remarried, living life, while all Billie-Jo’s got is a gravestone and a plaque on a bench. Heartbreaking.
Lord lucan lived at his friends John aspinalls (the owner of port Lympne zoo) House in Kent for a while before John got him out of the country ✈ he was never found 🇮🇹 (my grandfather used to play cards with John aspinall and lord lucan)
My Dad was a London black taxi driver. He was shot in the neck in 1976 when I was 3 and my Brother was 8 years old. He died around 4 times in the hospital and was there for about a year. Thankfully he pulled through and turns 80 next year. The guys that shot him were never found 😡
There are problems send parcels overseas from the uk at present. Things are slowly getting back to normal. The issues started mid January. The day before I sent a package to the USA and it is still not there. I think the PO Box might be empty for a bit until Royal Mail sorts out the Russian cyberattack fallout.
David Oluwale.... 2 police officers murdered and floated him my city. He still is fondly remembered here. Unfortunately upon the placing of his Blue Plaque this year, it was stolen in an insidious and devicive,political attack. Although his killers got a tap on the wrist... his murder changed nothing. His death still a reason for racists to smirk. RIP
Ironically I used to know a guy in Wolverhampton who tried to place a bet that Jill Dando would be the next famous person to die only a week before the event. I only knew him Evil Pete and he was a nob end. Evil Pete was later part of a murder investigation involving a local reclusive guy who got beaten with a hammer and had his throat cut and got off because his friend who I only knew as Sparky the cocky bellend from the pub turned out to be the killer. That was more than 20 years ago now.
I mind well the George Murdoch murder, I was still living in Aberdeen at the time. I hadn't realised they still haven't found his killer 40 years on 😥 That person would be in their mid 60s by now, so even if you were caught it would hardly be much of a punishment even if he were jailed for life. How can these people live with themselves and live with lying to their families. How many of them have gone on to kill again?!
I remember the 1 o'clock news on the day Jill Dando was murdered. It's wasn't something we were used to hearing about, like something out of a film. The whole country was in shock.
Billy joe Jenkins was Hastings not Hampshire as stated. There is a good documentary out there. But locals believe her foster dad is guilty. There was a lot of whispers about abuse and BillyJoe wanting to take a secret relationship with him,further. Which married up with English soap/drama being screened at the time. Emmerdale farm was showing a story where a child and her teacher ran off together to live their own life. Some locals believe she was about to expose or had exposed to foster mum. Who ran off to Australia while the court case was going on. This theory never got picked up and was never questioned so may be just nothing more than locals looking for answers, but it was a huge coincidence at the time.
Would love for you to cover some of these cases or cases you have interest in. You could do a reaction to documentaries or discuss research you have dug up such as theories, etc. Keep up the great work JT, love the channel :D
I have a serial killer in my family tree. She is the first known UK female serial killer from the 1800s called Mary Ann Cotton. She killed around 21 people including the majority of her own children. I also have another female killer in the family tree too called Jane jameson, she killed her mother with a fire poker and was the last female to be hanged in newcastle upon tyne. 20, 000 people turned up to watch her travelling to it as well as the hanging. It was interesting looking into the rumors that was passed down for generations and actually finding them on the census when tracing the family trees of my grandparents.
Re trains... this was the case that resulted in the rape carriages finally bring withdrawn. Each carriage was divided into two closed compartments and you move between compartments or even see inside of another.
With the Suzy lamplugh case . My ex husbands , uncle was known to police been inside a couple of times. Had family that lived in Shorrolds Road , and his surname was Skipper ( nickname of suspect Mr Kipper )He was bought in and questioned
@@littlemy1773 As stated in the video, the police are pretty sure who killed Suzy, they just don't have enough evidnce to convict. Luckily he is serving time for two other murders, so isn't out on the streets.
@@carolineskipper6976 sorry I missed that part I’m looking after a very noisy toddler today Lol . I’ll have to look it up and re read the case again . I’ve always wondered about her and if there’s any hope for closure for the family
I remember when Jill Dando died, it was really a shock. I think it also happened in broad daylight on a fairly busy populated residential street, right by her own front door. I don't know if i am mixing it up but I think that was said at some point to be a rare gun or something. Just all very weird
The bastard that killed the lady on the train will be court he’s dna is on record he does anything wrong now like drink driving and bingo the bastard is going down
I think he was a used car salesman and drove a lot of his own stock, so it's argued he might not have done it. He almost certainly did. He's banged up for a very similar murder and other attacks.
I think they can often argue that there could have been cross-contamination of evidence, or that she could have been in contact with him beforehand. Also it might not have been definitive that it was Suzy Lamplugh's DNA - maybe experts disagreed. It would be interesting to know what the reasoning was. I wonder if it's even possible that DNA could be transferred from something given to a client, like printed details about a house they were viewing? Personally, I think the police are right, but I do think it's important to really interrogate evidence. If it was him, I hope he comes clean. Poor Suzy.
A bit weird that you have Harold Shipman on the thumbnail - He WAS caught and jailed (then hung himself in prison a few yrs later)
It could be that he's one of the most prolific killers from the UK
He hanged himself.
If you’re talking about a man being hung, it’s something quite different. 😂
Technically, as he wasn't charged for all the murders, there are some he did where the killer was never charged. For some of the others, the killer may have been caught for something else.
its called click bait mate
@@AndrewLakeUK This is the case for many multiple murders and seriel killers. There is no "technically" the video is saying people were never "caught" for these crimes, not that they were never "charged" over them. And with what you say in the second point, that still does not change the fact that their killers were unknown. So if they got caught robbing a bank, that is neither here nor there as we still do not know they are connected to the murders in question.
Trying to be a pedant while ignoring the meaning of words is "technically" you being a knob.
JT, Harold Shipman WAS caught, tried, convicted and jailed. He hanged himself in prison. So these "10" isn't accurate, and the foster-father/daughter lived in East Sussex in my hometown.
Harold Shipman isn't one of the 10- his photo thumbnail has just been used for the video. A strange thing to do...
The crazy thing is the other prisoners used to go to him for medical advice. How bad must the prison doctors be if they'd rather get treated by a doctor who killed hundreds of patients
There's a documentary on the Polish Barber being Jack the Ripper I found very convincing
Why is Harold Shipman your thumbnail, he was caught and died in prison on hunger strike
Wanting that is confused me as why is there a picture of Serial killer Harold Shipman in this video?
I sleep in a graveyard at the moment because I’m homeless the people I see at night it’s weird as f but one bonus the neighbours are dead quite
Obviously all of these cases are serious, but the Jill Dando murder really rocked the country. Anyone who can remember the mid 90's will tell you she was a household name in the UK, one of those TV presenters who seemed to be hosting everything. Crazy that her murder still hasn't been properly put to rest.
My nan lived just around the corner from Jill in putney South London. She said she'd never seen so many cops. Weird the killer or killers have never been caught after so long.
It hasnt been properly put to rest because she definitely had dirt on Saville and she got bumped off as a result
at the end off the day we should not compare who was worse when all murder is evil, no matter who committed it.
@@irishwristwatch2487 you got to look to the BBC for that matter as it wasn't only Saville they kept quite about.
I was working for a small outside broadcast unit at the time, and the news was devastating to so many, she wasn't just admired by her audience. I was quite new to the industry but I knew she was very well regarded and respected. There was never a bad word said about her, and trust me the was a lot of bitching and back stabbing going on. I never met her, but I also never met or knew of any presenter that was held in such high esteem.
Billie Jo Jenkins was actually murdered in Hastings not Hampshire and I still think her foster dad was involved.
Before watching I call Jack the Ripper as the top of the list lol
JT, could you not with the thumbnails pls. I really like you and I don't wanna start thinking of you as one of those trashy clickbait youtubists.
Jill Dando was loved by everyone but she was our local girl and was adored by the whole community. She made everyone so proud. We're all waiting for the day the truth comes out in the hopes that her family can finally get the answers they need
Truth did come out. A beloved reported was killer jill was a retaliation kill
Don’t open the door after 8pm is a very American thing. In the last 10 years there have been fewer than 20 gunshot murders in Scotland. We only have around 50-60 murders a year anyway, and they’re mostly (but not all) young men stabbing each other in a brawl. That murder in Nairn was an outlier.
On the wrongful conviction issue: there were several tragic cases of women who had lost more than one baby to SIDS being sent to prison for murder because of the flawed logic of one “expert”. Sally Clarke is one of the famous cases.
Why the picture of Harold Shipman ? He WAS caught and hung himself in prison !
Jill Dando presented many programs, including Crimewatch a TV show that sought to catch criminals using TV appeals. There are rumours that she was murdered by criminals from a gang she upset or even by Serbian terrorists.
The lady on the train, was going through south east London, they stop on a very regular basis every 5 minutes or so. The design of the train called “slam-door” meant that each carriage was divided into several small compartments with 2 sets of seats opposite each other. There was no way to travel between these compartments and sound didn’t travel well between them. A person could have got on at one stop murdered her and got off at the next without anyone else seeing it.
makes video about killers that were never caught! immediately puts address on screen for killer to find him haha
Billie Jo Jenkins case is very confusing, worth looking into, it appeared to be the stepdad, but there was too many inconsistencies to be sure, I still don't really know what I think
The worst thing about Barry George was that his appeal for compensation for spending 8 years in jail for a crime he didn't commit, was dismissed
Another Christopher Jeffries, poor men they really were done wrong
11:26 the prosecution case against Barry George was always very weak (even by the prosecution’s own admission). The whole case was based on one tiny particle of powder, which was interpreted as gunpowder residue. When other experts showed that it could have been different types of powder, the whole case collapsed. I think that most people were expecting him to be found Not Guilty at the original trial, and there were gasps in court when he was convicted.
I went to see Harold Shipman when I was a kid cos I had lumps on the back of my tongue. He was horrible - he said to my mum "Your son just has overgrown taste buds,...it's normal...like you have overgrown breasts, he has overgrown taste buds". Luckily we never went back to him after that!
Oh that's scary and lucky at the same time
“I’ve seen that woman before” you said of Jill Dando. If you rewind your review back a few minutes, there’s a clip of her with brown hair ironically presenting a tv programme called Crimewatch.
The issue of the lady on the train, the problem was that the train had separate compartments, with no connecting corridors, so even if she screamed out no-one would be able to see what ws happening till the next station. And when the train did arrive at the station the murderer would have been able to leg it before anyone found the body in the compartment.
In the case of the Private Investigtor found dead in the pub carpark, it isn't just that the police were sloppy in their investigation. The allegations were that there was actual corruption because of the pre-existing relationship between the investigating police and the PI firm.
I don't want to watch this because it's depressing but i'm guessing Jack The Ripper is no.1
Yep...
Dando was definitely bumped off for knowing something she wasn't supposed to know
A lot of people still think Sean Jenkins killed his Foster daughter. Ive always thought it was him.
It’s also suspected HH Holmes came to the U.K. for a while at the time of Jack the Rippers activity.
Jack the Ripper is a really famous uncaught killer and lots of the theories around him are very interesting.
The British police solve crime by simply saying there is not enough evidence to proceed, they have a department whose role is to not investigate crime. They don't turn up at incidents and tell you to simply go home when you call them. Calling 101 the non emergency number subjects you to a series of recordings trying to guilt trip you into making an online report, there is never anyone to take the call for half an hour.
I've been on that railway line and used the type of train on which the murder occurred, the carriages are split into compartments each with their own doors on either side. Once you are in a compartment you are trapped there until the train stops at a station. if the compartments either side are empty (off peak commuter train) no one would hear you.
I was on a modern corridor train on the same line a few years ago, a bunch of yobs had been harassing a young woman before she got on the train and continued the harassment on the train. I sat opposite her, told her to talk to me as if we were old friends, the yobs left her alone. They are trying to remove conductors from these trains, it's unsafe to travel without conductors.
Jack the Ripper. Some say it was a member of the royal family.
Yeah about that, a fair few names have been thrown around but charles leechmore, I think his name is, seems to be the most popular suspect
As a Jack the Ripper nut . I’ve watched , read and done the tour . My suspect is Aaron Kosminski
They say it was the physician of Queen Victoria, not one of the royal family.
My dad and I LOVE your videos, and Harold Shipman was his doctor.
When Jill Dando died I was at school and heard it on the radio. I announced it to my friends and laughed cause it seemed so strange. Why would someone like her be murdered? She was sweet, innocent and the last person to be involved in anything shady....and yes they did tell me off for laughing.
It was my last year in school 1999. Apparently they said she was looking into the sex trafficking ring. The one that news broke years later.
We no longer have the death sentence in the UK so those wrongly imprisoned for the crime of murder at least survived with their lives, there was a case of murder many years ago where a man called Timothy Evans was found guilty of killing his wife and hung. A few years later the actual killer was found and also executed for the crime .I often wonder how many innocent people in certain states in the USA have been wrongly convicted and executed ?.
The Danial Morgan case is very interesting. Their is an amazing podcast on it. In short, police officers were almost certainly involved, working with criminals. Other police cover for them. Other police covered for those police.
I lived in Fulham for many years and Suzy Lamplugh went missing from Shorrolds Road - which I could see from my sitting room window. When Kipper was arrested I recognised him as the sleaze who used to chat women up (my friend & I included - ugh) in a local wine bar. To this day I feel he was responsible. I moved to Bishop's Park, Fulham, a few years later & Jill Dando was living next door to my doctor in Wardo Avenue (3 minutes away). I used to see Barry George in the corner shop from time to time but I (& my neighbours) always felt he was innocent. I later moved to Shepherd's Bush which was more edgy, but where nothing like this has happened I'm thankful to say. I simply can't imagine the agony of the victim's loved ones.
I remember the case against Barry George, but Jill's murder was a professional job , it was quick and precise, Barry George was certainly not a professional hit man.
Jill Dando killing was shocking, but the BBC kept on her death for months. It got tedious. I understand how close people were with her in the BBC, but it went on and on and on. I got bored with it.
Prisons are full of people who didn't do it.... just ask any prisoner.
Seriously though in any system of justice there are always going to be errors and innocent people convicted.
I have the unfortunate distinction of not only knowing the victim of a serial killer but I actually knew the serial killer as well, they never knew each other though.
CCTV cameras only started hitting supermarkets n stuff in like the late 90s / early 2000’s bro. They used to use mirrors before that. Was well easy to shoplift! Not that I did 😉😂
Hopefully karma caught up with them.
I once stabbed a box of corn flakes with a knife. I'm a cearel killer
I'll get my coat
I actually laughed 😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣👍🏻
It was funny, but pack your coat and belongings and exile yourself.
Ancestry DNA.... they need to search for the killer there.
Can you react to official ts uk drill
It's strange showing a picture of Harold Shipman on your video. He was a doctor who was convicted of killing a lot of his patients. He committed suicide in prison.
No way was he a killer who didn't get caught.
There are a lot of people whose relatives were killed by this man so it's not a subject for a TH-cam entertainment.
Sadly every country has cases like this, where either no-one is ever arrested or someone is convicted but a lot of doubt remains. I can think of a couple of "causes celebres" with people currently in jail where there's some serious doubts over their convictions, and several notable unsolved murders - and that's here in the small and relatively safe country of New Zealand.
If I remember correctly they only developed the capacity to use DNA in forensics in the 1990s, so even when poor wee Sion Jenkins was murdered it would still be a fairly new science. I'm glad they mentioned the Alastair Wilson case, where it wasn't conclusive. I'm no expert, just fascinated by unsolved crimes, but it has its flaws as evidence just like anything else. Look at the case of the factory employee who was making swabs, and transferring her DNA on to them. Her DNA was found at scenes of crimes, including murders, in a range of European nations, and for a long time it was thought that there was a female serial killer on the loose. I wonder how many real criminals got away with their crime because of this? The Alastair Wilson shooting was very rare, and if it genuinely was over a planning objection, there would be no reason for Mrs Wilson to think it was unsafe to open the door.
I'm a Cereal Killer. I eat corn Flakes.
Reacts to NR lucii uk drill
I thought Walter Sickert was the main suspect of the Jack the Ripper case
No , how could it be , his name was Walter , Jack T Ripper's name was Jack .
A serial killer is a minimum of 3 murders by the same killer, 2 murders is considered a double murderer, don't ask why I have no idea.
I see youve seen The Parole Officer too!
@@irishwristwatch2487 😂😂
i thought it went: 1=murder, 2= double murder, 3= triple murder, 4=mass murder, 5+ =serial killer
@@ashleyowen7664 you would think so but no. It's official 3 murders and above is serial killer
@@willmartin2078 wow, that's suprisingly low to bexame a serial killer
With the Jenkins murder there was an odd job man/vagrant in the picture too, unfortunately I can't remember anything else, it's a very interesting case though, there's a question about the foster father and a trip to a DIY store, worth a proper look into it. Tbh as with everything on the internet you don't get the full story in these compilations xx
I've always thought it would have to be someone who was watching the house to know the others had left and she was there on her own, someone who has been watching her for a while, infatuated by her. As Hannibal Lector said in the Silence of the Lambs "We begin by coveting what we see every day." I'd be looking into the people who lived in the houses opposite and at the back with a view of the house, owners and lodgers. And it wouldn't surprise me if Levi Bellfield was living around there at the time.
There were at least 2 confirmed sightings of that man about a quarter of a mile away during the narrow window of the few minutes in which Billie-Jo was killed. Her foster father, however, left his biological children in the car during that very short time and his whereabouts cannot be accounted for.
That case is SO frustrating because only one person could’ve done it but the jury believed “expert” evidence from the defence which was later shown to be baseless, but it was too late. He can’t be tried again now. The police have openly stated that they can’t technically *prove* it was the foster father, but they’re not looking for anyone else. Off he swans, remarried, living life, while all Billie-Jo’s got is a gravestone and a plaque on a bench. Heartbreaking.
Thats why the death penalty was stopped, innocents!
Unfortunately its one thing to know "who did it" but proving in a court of law is another
I wonder how many people came to comment about the thumbnail XD
I subscribed to this channel because JT is such a thick dumbbell and never fails to entertain with his inept thumbnails and comments 😀
i wish you would increase the video volume or reduce yours please
lol, is it his heavy breathing?
@@lilme7052 lol no that doesnt bother me
Surprising Lord Lucan wasn't on the list, I think he still hasn't been caught....has he?
Lord lucan lived at his friends John aspinalls (the owner of port Lympne zoo) House in Kent for a while before John got him out of the country ✈ he was never found 🇮🇹 (my grandfather used to play cards with John aspinall and lord lucan)
Ah shit… looks like I’m gonna have to change my name and move house again
jack the ripper is either aaron kozminski OR the royal doctor
Hi JT, I think you should use a ' Bro ' counter to know how many times you use it. 😂😂😂
My Dad was a London black taxi driver. He was shot in the neck in 1976 when I was 3 and my Brother was 8 years old. He died around 4 times in the hospital and was there for about a year. Thankfully he pulled through and turns 80 next year. The guys that shot him were never found 😡
There are problems send parcels overseas from the uk at present. Things are slowly getting back to normal. The issues started mid January. The day before I sent a package to the USA and it is still not there. I think the PO Box might be empty for a bit until Royal Mail sorts out the Russian cyberattack fallout.
David Oluwale.... 2 police officers murdered and floated him my city. He still is fondly remembered here. Unfortunately upon the placing of his Blue Plaque this year, it was stolen in an insidious and devicive,political attack. Although his killers got a tap on the wrist... his murder changed nothing. His death still a reason for racists to smirk. RIP
Uk don't even need guns, we be slaying folk with tent pegs up in this beeyarch👍
Ironically I used to know a guy in Wolverhampton who tried to place a bet that Jill Dando would be the next famous person to die only a week before the event. I only knew him Evil Pete and he was a nob end. Evil Pete was later part of a murder investigation involving a local reclusive guy who got beaten with a hammer and had his throat cut and got off because his friend who I only knew as Sparky the cocky bellend from the pub turned out to be the killer.
That was more than 20 years ago now.
I mind well the George Murdoch murder, I was still living in Aberdeen at the time. I hadn't realised they still haven't found his killer 40 years on 😥
That person would be in their mid 60s by now, so even if you were caught it would hardly be much of a punishment even if he were jailed for life. How can these people live with themselves and live with lying to their families.
How many of them have gone on to kill again?!
I remember the 1 o'clock news on the day Jill Dando was murdered. It's wasn't something we were used to hearing about, like something out of a film. The whole country was in shock.
Billy joe Jenkins was Hastings not Hampshire as stated. There is a good documentary out there. But locals believe her foster dad is guilty. There was a lot of whispers about abuse and BillyJoe wanting to take a secret relationship with him,further. Which married up with English soap/drama being screened at the time. Emmerdale farm was showing a story where a child and her teacher ran off together to live their own life. Some locals believe she was about to expose or had exposed to foster mum. Who ran off to Australia while the court case was going on. This theory never got picked up and was never questioned so may be just nothing more than locals looking for answers, but it was a huge coincidence at the time.
Why is Harold Shipman included here? He was caught, that's why you have his picture: because we know who did it.
Iv had the honour to meet Barry George's sister at 3 conferences... she is amazing... always makes me cry!!
Because apart from the London metropolitan police I don't belive they have a clue..
Fun fact, Shipman was my mates grans Doctor. To the day he killed himself, she swore blind he was a good man 😳
13:05 - They got that wrong. Montague Drewit was a barrister, not a barrista. Big difference.
Er not seen the video yet but Shipman got caught?
I should watch the video now..
Would love for you to cover some of these cases or cases you have interest in. You could do a reaction to documentaries or discuss research you have dug up such as theories, etc. Keep up the great work JT, love the channel :D
I have a serial killer in my family tree. She is the first known UK female serial killer from the 1800s called Mary Ann Cotton. She killed around 21 people including the majority of her own children. I also have another female killer in the family tree too called Jane jameson, she killed her mother with a fire poker and was the last female to be hanged in newcastle upon tyne. 20, 000 people turned up to watch her travelling to it as well as the hanging. It was interesting looking into the rumors that was passed down for generations and actually finding them on the census when tracing the family trees of my grandparents.
Is it terrible my first thought was....COOL?
I'd have kept that under my hat .
These kinds of crime are mercifully rare in the UK, crime rates are much lower than in the USA.
I'm surprised that they didn't mention the guy who was mI6 who was found naked locked in a suitcase and they said he committed suicide
Re trains... this was the case that resulted in the rape carriages finally bring withdrawn.
Each carriage was divided into two closed compartments and you move between compartments or even see inside of another.
“His DNA was found in a car that he owned”
Well no shit, it’s his car…? Wtf is wrong with my country bro-
see that's weird, I remember Jill Dando being shot, the narrator also said shot, but news said stabbed? Odd
Great vid again. Me and my other half are thinking of things to send to you PO box.
It might be the same killers as they get out of jail within a couple of years. 🤷♂
With the Suzy lamplugh case . My ex husbands , uncle was known to police been inside a couple of times. Had family that lived in Shorrolds Road , and his surname was Skipper ( nickname of suspect Mr Kipper )He was bought in and questioned
Is there any one the police or locals even suspect, or is it still all a total mystery?
@@littlemy1773 As stated in the video, the police are pretty sure who killed Suzy, they just don't have enough evidnce to convict. Luckily he is serving time for two other murders, so isn't out on the streets.
@@carolineskipper6976 sorry I missed that part I’m looking after a very noisy toddler today Lol . I’ll have to look it up and re read the case again . I’ve always wondered about her and if there’s any hope for closure for the family
Lamplight was an estate agent she was showing a house. There is no reason to assume she was alive when her DNA got in the car.
Lamplugh
Whoever stabbed that lady on the train, surely must’ve been covered in blood when they got off. Weird no one saw who it was?!
I remember when Jill Dando died, it was really a shock. I think it also happened in broad daylight on a fairly busy populated residential street, right by her own front door. I don't know if i am mixing it up but I think that was said at some point to be a rare gun or something. Just all very weird
If I remember rightly Adam was found with a head or limbs just the torso
Why is Harold Shipman in the thumbnail 😂😂
You vidyas arnt showing up in my subscriptions dude
Hi, my comment Should have read jump from the train, not up
That doctor shipman was caught but committed suicide
The bastard that killed the lady on the train will be court he’s dna is on record he does anything wrong now like drink driving and bingo the bastard is going down
where was melanie hall. i knew her family. her murderer still unknown
Poor little Adam, they know who did it but they fled back to their home country in Africa.
What's Shipman doing on the thumbnail?
The thumbnail 🙄
Suzy lamplugh was a realtor went to show a house so she didn't know him
How is DNA in his car not enough evidence makes no sense 🤔
agreed.
I think he was a used car salesman and drove a lot of his own stock, so it's argued he might not have done it. He almost certainly did. He's banged up for a very similar murder and other attacks.
@@johnsmith8906 Yea, but DNA in the car is very thin, being a used car salesman makes it even thinner.
I think they can often argue that there could have been cross-contamination of evidence, or that she could have been in contact with him beforehand. Also it might not have been definitive that it was Suzy Lamplugh's DNA - maybe experts disagreed. It would be interesting to know what the reasoning was. I wonder if it's even possible that DNA could be transferred from something given to a client, like printed details about a house they were viewing? Personally, I think the police are right, but I do think it's important to really interrogate evidence. If it was him, I hope he comes clean. Poor Suzy.
Smash the 👍
Ohhh shit yeahhh I forgot about that dude in the themes river
Welcome to UK serial killers..its a rabbit hole
That's right JT, Anam WAS A BABY!